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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1887-04-28

.FlsH,-Snce yesterdays report only about
.9eN herring and 600 chad have ar
ilVed at Fi,htown Herring sold at from
SoJ to 81 OG per thousand and shad at from
~ to SIS per hundred. The run of glut
asTtl0g Is now looked for every day.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1887-04-28

STEAMBOAT ITEMS. 1t is reported that 10
short time both of the steamboat compa-
ass running steamers between Washington
aat Norfolk will put on two boats, which
giII run IN opposition also, that during
'ae sumner two additional steamers will be
put on he Potomac 10 run as excursion
boals
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1887-04-28

PERSONAL Mr.. ]. r. Cation has gone to
ACamOnd on legal business.
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NOT So Among the Alexandria news in
one OF the Washington papers OF this morn.
log was the following There was received
Mhe express office yesterday the hapgSge
Oisbout two hundred men, who will begin
immediately the work of building the steam
aPocAhontas This was news at the eX-
lrr,- ol!.tr which The officers there he'd not
ta,lri
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1887-04-28

wspBlSes.-Mr. B. It. FendalI, of this
~, and Miss Florence P. Mason were mar
en- in St. Johns Church, in Washington,
.,.rJey, by Rev. Mr.. Leonard The bride
s' ~, gown Of white corded silk, en- traine,
VIZ Y Shaped bodice, full lace sleeves and
' "I.a veil. she carried bouquet of
, san5some Mareschal Neil roses. She
.-". piyen away by Der brother, Douglas
W.. esq aud Mr. w. E. Fendall, broth.
.oftbe groom, was best man. The brides
j5. Miss Miller and Miss Lamont, wore
D..,nmes of cream white and carried bunch
.nTi.couemiuot roses. The ushers we're
T.5f f D. Brown, of Baltimore, and DR..
T ~ B.oan, If this city. The bride and
..ser gent North on their wedding tour.
The marriage of Rev A. G.. Wardaw, of
c.orga aud Mis- H. Lee Field, of Virginia,
-. solemnizad last night at the residence
" Mr. and Ms. j. P. Cannon. in Washing
aa The ceremony was performed by Rev.
p Norman, Of North Carolina. in the
essence of few friends of the happy cou-
T.a from Maryland and Virginia. Miss Jo-
10 Richards. OF Baltimore, assisted the
5.ile and Mr. Wylie, of DAnville, OBLIGATED
Il. bet man.
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WANTS..

yyTANTED-An AGENT in Alexandria lady
w preferred) for our Celebrated Oil Portraits,
taken from any photograph These are genuine
oil paintings from life size downward $50, $40
and Sc. Exact Likeness, guaranteed Quite new
thing ia the district From $40 to $40 may be
earned by an active agent Apply personally to
Marshall & Gilling $40 Pennsylvania avenue,
Washington, d. c. apZI-7t
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1887-04-28

Death or Mis-. KEITH. Mrs Julia Keith,
widow Of the late Isham Keith, and mother
GJadge James Keith, died at her home in
F,oquer county on Monday last, in the
18th year Of her age The Warrenton
llrq,giaa says "She was one of the most
r-markable women Of her times and up to
me- last few months her life retained, in full
6rce, the attributes that made her so. Pos
.4;.ed of an extraordinary intellect she ex-
slc.ed it in the requirement of valuable
knowledge Her conversations upon cur
,,nt events were lighted with flashes OF wit
ras made her at once most instructive
aai charming companion. Age weakened
uerphy$ically, but in disposition she never
srsw Cd. She took an active interest in
A. public events. Filled with patriotic fer
gor she loved and yenerated the names of
Al who added to the glory of her native
and
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LOCAL NEWS.

For this section threatening weather and ron IN
.ripg during Friday, southwesteriy wiacs'
-f-ly warmer.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1887-04-28

PouCE REPoRT.-Last night was cloudy
sui mild with three prisoners and one lodg-
=at the station house.
The Mayor this morning disposed of the
Glowing cases
Ann Dorcas, colored, arrested by officer
Bontl, Tor an assault on Samuel Jackson,
va; fined 81
Frank Wright, colored, arrested by Lieut..
Smith, for dsorderly conduct, was fined 81.
James Coleman, colored, arrested by Lieut..
Smith, for stealing pencils from the store OF
Ar C F. French, was sent to Jail for sixty
DAYS
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CANDIDATES.

I ANNOUNCE myself an Independent candi.
1 date for Collector of Taxes for the Southern
District. subject to the general election.
apes 2w r. ii. ATKINSON.
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The Weaker Sex

lie II Immensely strengthened by the use OF
W 4, Y. Pierce's "Fayorite Prescription.
sach cures all female arrangements, and
-. yves tone to the system. Sold by drug,
fists
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LOST AND FOUND.

EoUND-An IVORY RULE and POSTOF-
L FICE BOX KEY, found on the street, can be
had by applying at this office and paying for this
advertisement. 1t
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1887-04-28

The MIKADo.- The National Mikado
Company, selected from the church choirs
Of Baltimore, Washington and this city, and
composed OF nine principals, headed by Miss
leIie Rathbone as Yum Yum, an orchestra
often musicians, led by Prof. Bernays, and
agrsnd chorus of twenty-four, will present
At the Opera House tonight Gilbert and
sllliyau's popular opera, The Mikado. The
choras has been we'll trained and chosen
ir5m among the best voices attainable,
special scenery and stage properties
have been secured, and those having the
matter 10 charge, feel assured that their
efforts to produce this charming opera
viii meet with the substantial success
worthy of such an undertaking.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1887-04-28

New YORK, April 29-Cotton firm; uplands
103s Orleans 10 1916; futures steady Flour
quiet and steady. Wheat lower. Corn lower.
FORK firm at $40 50a$17. Lard steady at 81 %.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1887-04-28

TaE MINERAL RAILROAD BILL.-Messrs.
Herbert Bryant, J. B. Smoot, F. A. Reed,
Park Agnew, |. Eichberg, F. l.. Smith, ]. S.
B Thompson aud ]. T. Burke left here for
Richmond this evening, to urge the State
Senate TO pass the bill granting charter to
tue Mineral Railroad. This bill has already
passed the House of Delegates, but has met
With some opposition in the Senate. 1t is
proposed to build railroad from Strasburg
to Moorefeld, which, it is claimed, would be
greatly to the advantage of this city, and
would not iujure any other city in the State;
- why here should be opposition to grant
i.s charter to the company is know only
@lbe opposers of the bill.
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pyLFERIZED SALT, in boxes, suitable for ia
eie aud dairy, received to-day by
fps ]. C. MILBURN.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1887-03-02

t,rf- street. ara. very n,u.iIv
NJ g.t p...,...-.. .r........,-.,.. t.=.
..-,-.-....r nm -
iiiA ~ '''''-, n "'i' '''7' d ''' e
i..'' ware ''''- -''s coming 'Pf'H-
The farmer, "i thi. section are eommenc-
ing rs 1Teu their ~g-ar tree~ very rapidly
the u l9rer BsltHer- have started their
-5-,-r55fI .r Afsry'- Point and are doing
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A Correction. Continued.

ED. HEEALB.-In answering Ned cum-
municatiJn of last week I viii sly thar if be-
desires ro have square deal iu the matter be
had better put away some If hi- 6l-ehoods
and take truth into consideration. But q
fox viii make q tremendous r1ar and try to
get out if he h. caught in "a trap.
% Ned seems toclin-to hi~e Expression that
the teacher entertained yAe fear thai hi,
best girl could uoT spell with those boys, is
false from the very Gact that the teacher is
noy 80 fearful IL 70 prevent those champions
from spelling and # Ned 7 says anything
like it he wilm.ly alsife>, aud the truth Is
not n him. As IL can De proven by -D0d ne
liable authority that such wa, not the esise-
He was also tryin-to mi~you-g~uc what I
had written IN my hr-J article. bY saying
that those boys were intoxicated which Is
an uutruth. Reference 90 it viii show ut
once that such is the case, but / did say
that they would better keep their HOSES
away from cider barrels, and come in time,
As think they had the scent Of that liquid.
He said. that such charge as that could
only originate in a mind of a somewhat low
order am led TO the belief that il could
originate in the mind Of an enlightened man
as truth. bat a denial Of the truth. can OIL
IN originate in the mind Of d balfcivilized
man.
He also remarked. thar some young men
OF vour own section had whiszry." which I
am unable ro tell but ifthey had they con-
duc,ed themselves ike gentlemen. while
some of them from his vicinity condurted
themselves like barbarians Ifthey were all
temperate men why did they not show con-
dact as such. and use some of Bunt's IAN
-uagr. which they imagine that they have
required sweep your own saw dust, old
man.
BY the way in which he miscons1rued my
language for not granting them privilege to
spell shows a. once the weakness Of his dec
l1ralfou. as there Is always more ~oundin an
empty barrel than iH q full one
Ifyuu are NOT satisfied with That spelling
Bee YOU are at liberty and perfectly well
come 70 send ia challenge and Try it over,
and sec whether you have mastered Webster.
Have Ned and ybo~c champions mas
tered Burtt e is my candid belief That they
might make considerable improvement in
rhcircouducr and language. 10y -tuiyinz some
sn,id treatise pn those subjects
Glade> Pa. Feb - lSs-. CITIZEN
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Mount Morlah TENS.

The high winds tine past tive weeks, have
played havoc with the fence> and timber
Jo~eph Zimmerman. of This plare, j. lying
sick al the house of Cornelius Buechley Isis
sun-iu law, iu Jenner township. Mr. Zim-
norman is an aged man, being in his s5th
year His general health had been good up
10 within the past week.
Henry Horuer. Of Jeaner township. had
some Of tie finest pine timber in the north
end of the county. which be recently sold ro
a party Of iumhermen. who are nov engaged
in cutting it and converting it into shingles
and lumber. Thi, tract l. only three miles
north Of this place
John " Zimmerman who has been CON
fined To his room for the past three weeks
from injuries received by the breaking Of a
s,afold while engaged AT the carpenter work
AT the new Lutheran church AT San1ous
Mills Is again our, but it will be some time
before be viii be able 20 resume hi, regular
work
The farmers ofthiS community have been
severely troubled and annoyed this winter by
deld mice. some tine Young orchards have
been almost destroyed by Them. and We are
informed by some farmers that some Of their
best bee-hive7 have been attacked and de-
-troyed. their barns and root-cellars are
alive with mice and rats.
OCcAsI0NNL
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Tribute OF Respect.

WHEREAS, II has pleased Almighty God in
His infinite wisdom. to reniove from. oar
midst by death, Jacob P ssaIl, scholar %
the Gla'ie Srhool Therefore se "a
RessJssR. That in this dispets4tion Of Pruy-
ilence, We have lost an earnest and fIithf,ll
worker, who desired to attend school every
day during the term, buf beiare the expir;l-
non Of thar time, be was summoned by the
Angel of Death to join the ~eilt,ll on high.
Rss0lred. Thai We feel the lo>s Of tins zeal
ous little worker, with regret audtleepest sor-
-,u bif is,s ~. IA ,s--~s m 20 i-ir.
usi.,i ,.l,-tl. Al J.lla-- well.
Rey1lss,i. That the bereave, family may be
cous.,le,l. BY continuiug Ia Iook 6arih to that
Ham-. yllercsin asld sorrow paisi and death.
never enter. but where all Is bliss and Joy
forever
Resoiref, That weexteHd our heartfelt sym
pathies to the afflicted fimily in this their
sal hour Of gloom. but feel assured that our
loss is His gain.
Res0lref, That these resolutions epubliSh-
cd in our county papers. and a copy be pre-
-ente,I 20 the bereaye,l famiiy. and that they
be- r,4ld before the school at the expiration
ct the term
TRA g. CARVER CHtRLEs \ VIII.
MELIssA Z 65LEssSER, Committee
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Eriedens Literary Society.

Frie'iens Literary Socieiy met on Thurs
day evening, February - lSs7. al : o-eiock
The society was called 10 order By the Prssi-
dent and the minutes Of the previous meet
ing read and adopted
Defamation >lItri,lan Ride. hy Clar-
cnee Shaver
Select reading. by John c Crissey
Discussion Of Queries
Death Of Alexander Hamilton
Iialogue-'- In ti1e wrong house, or the two
7. ia
R,-1ss
Regular Debate -Ilesase.i Thai the Ia
ted states has produced greater statesmen
thau any other Na,ioa Affirmative, D. W
Mese-- : D. Eiriek .lld { H. Niler Nes-
arive. John e. Crizsey and f. J Dicsey. The
judges decided in favor Of the Affirmative.
Programme for the next meeting read and
adopted
D.alogue-' Don't count the chickens be-
fore they are hatched
Motion for adjournment To meet Thurs
DAY evening March 3. I,s7
>PnrAroR
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Sheriff's Sales.

The crowd in attendance NJ the Sheritfs
sale FRIDAY was an unusually large one
Bldifuz was quite spirited and rhe sales az
-rr-ated more than any other held by Sher-
iT Winters dudug the two years he has been
iu office The following properties. adver-
ri.ed iu the HEntlD, were disposed Of
The interest Of A. P. and Phoebe Wagner
IN q lrt pf ground 10 Salisbury borough was
sold -o Phoebe Wagner for $4,000.
Tic Nicholas Diedle tract Of loo acres in
Gm,uvilIe township was bought by Nieho-
la- Uiei.e for 5000.
The Aaron Ca-ehrer tract IN Somerset
township. was sold ro George Cobaugh for
sIa7oo
The Edgar Kyle property in s1oys1own
bur1-h was bought by john Hte for
s-9uJHo
The interest IF A. G. Davis in farm in
Lower Tl-keyfout township was sold to
samuel Barclay for Si2500.
The interest of A. g. Davis in lot Of
ground iu U--,iua Borough was sold To II F.
~.heI for SI5oo
lots No. 80. 80 and 81 IN lockwood bor-
oush. the prupe-tyofPhilip Kraft was bought
by Harrison Snyder for s6ItOe
Iats No. 365 and 2j6 were sold To Harrison
snyder for 5000.
Lot No 46l sas sold to Albert " seibert
tor $50
Lot, No. a6I. ~ and 263 were sold to D.
" Wolfenspc-gar fpr sI20oa
Lots y. Is and 25e were sold to A. J.
GrowaH for 500
lot No. s5owa sold to C. " Benford for
SIs6
Lot Va. 41o was sold to q. W Beni0rd for
$50
Lot, ". . and > were sold to John Fox
for $500.
Lots No. IL and l2S were sold to Albert
" Seiberi tor $3.50
The d. W Growan eirm IN Lower Turkey
foo, township was sold 90 Mary f, Kelley
Cor s525.
Four lots of ground in Somerset borough.
the property Of John Waterman, were soldto
G.. e. shafrr for s347
A lot of ground in S5ouycreek township,
the property ofJonathan Leydig was sold to
:. P. >pangler for si50
The Lydia Brill tract in Lower Turkeyfoot
township was sold 10 r. A Pangborn for
s2s9I.
The J. ". RINGER tract in Salisbury bor-
ough wa sold To A W. Beachy for $50.
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Paint Items
Plenty ofalI .arts afneMaer

Plenty OF all sorts Of weather.
There is move ou foot to make scalp
Level a borough.
Farmers took advantage Of the little bit Of
Snow this week to haul logs to Shafers new
-aw-mill
Mr. Jacob " Dietz Is a5iugpreparatious
TO PUT up a house on his farm above Hills
borough
Prot. J. F. pietz bought jeremiah Stull's
property for $4,000 and VIII take possession
Of IL TINS summer.
John ShatIer Is going to erect q new bank
barn the coming summer. Hiram Geiser
has the contract Of putting il up.
Our election passed Oft quietly though there
was a good deal Of eIectiouevriug done
There were only 12n votes polled
Tobias Lehman and Daniel Hoffman open
ell a lime quarry on Mr.. Lehman farm this
winter and took on nice Dot Of stones.
Mr.. Frank Buchanan bought "a lot from
John H Veil on the Cambria SIDE and will
build upon it the coming summer Hiram
Geiser has the contract Of putting il up
Prof :. W Hcchler. teacher Of the Bor-
der school had few bad boys in school
A few weeks ago he called the school board
to his assistance, and they expelled Elmer
Hayes. Uriah se,se and Lewis Penrod
Mr.. Christ Bantley sold his two acre
meadow in Scalp to J P StatIer and Jerry
ShulI. each getting the half Mr Statler is
our jeweler and he and his mother viii erect
a fine dwelling house upon II this spring.
Our physician, J. 4 LouJher r. Kept quite
busy this winter A great many people are
sick. especiaily ceildren. some of pneumo-
MIA. other of Diphtheria. and still Others of
a hard cold A few deaths Of diphtheria
have occurred in the vicinity OF Ashtola but
where Or Lou;her was in attendance. they
generally got well.
Messrs. George Hess x sons are at present
engaged in drilling a well for y. Shaffer
They sunk wells for J. T. Crist ] f. Blough
and Daniel Weaver ranging in depth from
i6 to 80 feet. Their work - far seef1s 10
give good satisfaction Their dill j. run by
steam They furnish pump and everything
necessary and finish everything complete for
= % per foot
on Thursday night February T. William
Hoffman, Steam saw mill was destroyed by
fire. The fire WIS discovered about 10 =. m
and was 80 far gone that il could not be out
ened But the mill hands watched and saved
the boiler from upSetting and the shafts from
bending Il is supposed the fire originated
from sparks from the smoke stack The
los l. considerable. but the mill viii be re-
built CINDERELLA
scalp Level, Pa February 3. ISS7-
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Death Of Col. Hafer.

CsI. John Haf5r. one of the bezt known
ciiizeii- oi Be'lf1rl county, died suddenly ct
aIop,cxy on saturday evening last He had
I'.-- Is.-rlSeil oi ij5ar suHsr ami vas ST
riaE iH Jhe hotel oiii,e. when silently the
ir'sad messenger of death came and the light
oi iiie Went out H. was sixty wears
Of age and az the time Of his death was the
host of ,he Ba ford House. He leaves a Wild
oV. one daughter and rwo sons The fIner-
al t"lk place on Tuesday. AMI hundra,ls Of
bead, were bowed a. the body Of the Colonel
was tHr tile last time carried over the thresh-
d0f The house bis hospitabie nature hl, so
bong maie q pheasant stopping place for the
travelling pub.ic.-BcifarI E,gairer
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The South Penn.

Il = -tafesi Jhat AuStin t'ortlin, president of
the Philadelphia and Reading Company, i
ofopinioH that the south Pennsylvania Rail
ro.sd VIII be a menace TO the established
r-lilr1ui interests Of this state L Is said.
however rhat if the new line to Pittsburs :
epfnpleifi De viii be willing 70 give IL a
special rtss on all business furnished by H.
Rights 70, way have been renewed along the
.ile of gle neW rssd for tine purpose Of push
ing &c 60 completion thi- spring.
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Gas and Oil.

The public meeting held in the Court
House Monday evening 10 consult on the
prrwiery aad advisabiiity Of the County
Commissioners making The well in the court
Hua~e yari. which - some two hundred and
sixty feet deep q test well for oil and gas for
tae benefit OF the whole community. was
quite largely attended by citizens from all
-,cf5an~ af the county The meeting was
,.tlled % 0-,ier bv Nr Charles II Fisher, who
nominated Col. Isaac HuEJI- as President Of
tine MEETING. Mr. jacob Nu--er If Brother
valley. and George ". Pile of somerset were
elected Vice Presidents and +. Fl. Werner
and George r. scuIl, Secretaries In brief
speech Col Hugus stated the object OF the
meeting Remarks were then made by
Judge Collins. Judge Baer and Mr.. Emory
Of Fayeue county. a practical operator. wha
has bad large experience iu drilling oh aua
gas wells He thought thar the probable
cost of sinking q test well would be IN the
neielborlood Of 5000 In his remark,
Judge Baer said thIt the idea Of the County
Comm i~-ioners sinking a test well al the ex-
Iri-t HI lue county -lol4N l'i De- tiittIl.lii-
ei flr moment as there was uo possible
way fu which they could be authorized 10
exprud the public funds for such purpose.
He sa.d thar be had given the question con-
siderable thought and study and from what
he knew of the geology Of the county be te.t
reasonably sure that we were within the oil
belt and gave hi> reason, for believing thar IL
TEST wells were sunk. they -houid be- az a
point rwo miles east ar two miles west of
Somerset He ur-cd upon rhe meeting the
advi-amlirv and Importance of devisirg some
means for testing the question. The follow
ing rlmmit,e tG devise ways and means and
report 81 the %, xt meeting was then appoint-
eI Il T. Ble7. Iudlt samuel snyder. Judge
Collins II. C. Bee1rs, Peter Hehiey. George
II Tayman and Charles II Fisher
The meeting chen adjourned 10 meet in
,le Court House at hllfpast seven O'Clock
Monday evening March 1th
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Advertised Letters.

The following letters remaining uncalled
for IN the postotfice at Somerset viii be sent
TO the Dead Letter Office at Washington. D.
c, if not called tor within ten days from this
date. March ;, lss7
Bowser, Ab>oiam Baker Emanuel Bak-
er. irwin; Bechtel,C- X ,6l Bauman, G H;
FiUster, Mrs. Manas Emmel Charlotte
Barvey. James NJ; Hoffman Harve; Ickes,
David b, Meyers. :. C.; Shock, Florence
P5stais.-S;ahl Harry; simper, Hester.
J. K CoFsRorH. P. NJ
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pIvIded Court.

The supreme court By a vote Of three to
three has affirmed the decision of the lower
court pa the appeal Of Julia " Miller from
Cine Fayette county court The -ut was
a-niust tiie Pcna~y ylyauia Railroad Company
for ilma-e~ f1r injuries received bv falling
into sewer drop. The lower court held
rHa1 .- the iaiet was four feet long ami eigh-
Teen inches wide. and the heavy iron pilates
which usually covered IL were lying alongside
rhe child ,houid have seen it.. particularly a.
she lived only few doors away and had Of
teu ~eau workmeu cleaning the sewer in this
way before
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EiffN AEantS

Wanted in the counties OF Indiana, Cam
bria. Somerset and Blair, 10 sell PerIey' ;
"reminiscences of Sixty Years in Washing
ton" Aldres
Il. P. SHEPEKY. Gent Ag't..
Blairsyilie. Indiana Co.. Pa
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MARRIED.

PATON-DU RST.-AT the Lutheran par
Sonage in Salisbury. Pa. ON sabbath even
ing February = 1857, By Rev Ozias F.
Harshman Mr. Joseph Patton, of Elkliek
township. To Miss Sarah G. burst, Of Garrett
County. Nil
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DIED.

RICKENSHEN.-On sunday, February
70, lss7 Emma BIanch, infant daughter Of
Mr. and Mrs William Rickenshen. Of
SlianksvilIe. aged months and 26 days.